Rasputin_Vol
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what would that be...
back to sub sahara africa, I think it's due to amount of unproteted sex and number of partners
The chances of you getting AIDS through normal, vaginal sex are not much higher than you contracting it from saliva or sweat...
To catch AIDS, you almost have to be going out of your way to do something to contract it (e.g. sharing needles, exchanging blood, raw rectal intercourse, etc).
For a disease that is theorized to be carried by reckless sex of any kind (hetero or otherwise), it seems alarming that gay males seem to be one of the demographic groups that are the most likely to get it.
AIDS in the black community can be easily explained, also: High numbers of men in the criminal justice system... use your imagination, folks.
This isn't accurate. It's actually been proven that AIDS can become airborne for a few seconds in the case of surgery (bonesaw, etc) where it turns the blood into a fine mist. Many doctors well versed in HIV/AIDS have complained about this and have wanted to implement mandatory HIV/AIDS test on all patients (currently not allowed).
my mom was talking to a doctor in chattanooga and she asked him about aids in chattanooga. he said there are about 3-4 time more people infected with hiv and aids than the official statistic say. he said if the actual percentage was brought out, people in chattanooga would freak out. he also said the percentage increase is really astounding.
So I gave blood on Thursday and had to do all of the paperwork and questionaire jazz. Anyways, the majority of the questions asked were "have you had sex with a man since 1977", "have you ever had sex with a partner that had sex with a man since 1977"... blah blah blah. Inside the bus, there was a sign hanging up saying essentially the samething and that you can't give blood if any of these conditions are true. Very politically incorrect, and very (very) much directed towards an anti-gay male bias. Now how can something like be so openly allowed to carry on in 2008/2009 with all of the hypersensitivity there is about alternative lifestyles?
The truth is, that the ACLU/California hippie types that run our country know the truth about how AIDS is commonly spread... Sure, you have your occasional blood transfusion that went wrong or the IV drug user. But the truth is that these guys can't come out and say that gay male sex is an activity that is highly likely to transmit the HIV/AIDS virus. And these guys can't risk a public outbreak of tainted blood fom some of these donors. Even ACLU types have car accidents or operations that will need blood from donors, and even they don't want to be infected. But if it came down to covering up this truth for say some other knd of personal or political gain, these same people would not tolerate the type of language or innuendo that was exibited on the bloodmobile.
Out of about 50 questions asked, only 1 dealt with mad cow.There are several reasons that people are prevented from giving blood. I haven't been able to give blood for the past 20 years because I (drum roll) have spent too much time in the UK and the fear of Mad Cow is still alive and well.
The collectors of blood don't have to be PC, just suspicious of anything that may be harmful to blood recipients. Personally, I prefer it that way and don't understand your concern with the questions.
The chances of you getting AIDS through normal, vaginal sex are not much higher than you contracting it from saliva or sweat...
To catch AIDS, you almost have to be going out of your way to do something to contract it (e.g. sharing needles, exchanging blood, raw rectal intercourse, etc).
For a disease that is theorized to be carried by reckless sex of any kind (hetero or otherwise), it seems alarming that gay males seem to be one of the demographic groups that are the most likely to get it.
AIDS in the black community can be easily explained, also: High numbers of men in the criminal justice system... use your imagination, folks.
Out of about 50 questions asked, only 1 dealt with mad cow.
There were at least 10 questions that specifically referenced the year 1977 and specifically spoke about the donor's lifestyle...
if people with aids, only had sex with one person, eventually the aid epidemic would stop because the people who have would eventually pass on. i would take a generation but it would drastically reduce the number of people who have aids.
sure it would reduce it, but there would still be too much lingering infected blood for it to go away that fast. having sex isn't the only way it can be transmitted. it's not that simple
We had a chance in the early 80's (1980-1983) to quarantine those that were infected when it was only a few hundred with the disease. But it was politically incorrect to do that. AIDS would have been a distant memory, but people on the left began demogoging the issue and conjuring up images of Jews in cattlecars and making it as though a quarantine would have been a violation of human rights...sure it would reduce it, but there would still be too much lingering infected blood for it to go away that fast. having sex isn't the only way it can be transmitted. it's not that simple
We had a chance in the early 80's (1980-1983) to quarantine those that were infected when it was only a few hundred with the disease. But it was politically incorrect to do that. AIDS would have been a distant memory, but people on the left began demogoging the issue and conjuring up images of Jews in cattlecars and making it as though a quarantine would have been a violation of human rights...
What about vaginal sex, sweat or saliva makes what I said inaccurate or makes it in anyway comparable to doctors working in the operating room with blood flowing all over the place? Not only that, but you don't see a higher incidence of AIDS/HIV among doctors than any other profession... or at least not as stark of a contrast as you would between heterosexual and homosexual men.
Gee. Ya think the risk from aids might be 10 times the problem of mad cow?
Why does this bother you so much? Are you gay? Just asking.
We had a chance in the early 80's (1980-1983) to quarantine those that were infected when it was only a few hundred with the disease. But it was politically incorrect to do that. AIDS would have been a distant memory, but people on the left began demogoging the issue and conjuring up images of Jews in cattlecars and making it as though a quarantine would have been a violation of human rights...
We had a chance in the early 80's (1980-1983) to quarantine those that were infected when it was only a few hundred with the disease. But it was politically incorrect to do that. AIDS would have been a distant memory, but people on the left began demogoging the issue and conjuring up images of Jews in cattlecars and making it as though a quarantine would have been a violation of human rights...